Threading the film…
Threading the film…
*👉 Set your camera up once and never fight your settings again. Get my free Camera Setup Guide here https://geni.us/camerasetupguide* A couple days ago while photographing waterfalls in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, I slipped on a rock and dropped my Nikon Z8 and 14-24mm lens completely underwater. What followed over the next several days was one of the most stressful photography experiences I’ve ever had. In this video, I’m sharing exactly what happened, the mistake that caused it, the steps I took afterward, and why this experience completely changed the way I think about photographing around rivers, waterfalls, and wet environments. I also talk about the biggest misconceptions surrounding water-damaged cameras, including why I chose NOT to use rice or silica gel packets after submerging nearly $8,000 worth of camera gear in moving water. If you shoot landscape photography, nature photography, waterfalls, or spend time photographing in harsh outdoor conditions, I think there are some important lessons in this experience that could potentially save your gear one day. *👉 Set your camera up once and never fight your settings again. Get my free Camera Setup Guide here https://geni.us/camerasetupguide* *🌟UPCOMING WORKSHOP SCHEDULE* 🔘https://geni.us/markdenneyworkshops *RECOMMENDED GEAR PAGE* 🔘https://geni.us/myfavoritegear *📺 WATCH THESE PLAYLISTS NEXT* 🔘Composition Tips: https://geni.us/composition 🔘Beginners Guide: https://geni.us/BeginnersGuide 🔘Editing Tutorials: https://geni.us/Editing 🔘Tips & Tricks: https://geni.us/TipsandTricks As an affiliate marketer & Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. I earn a small commission on the above links if you decide to purchase the item at no additional charge to you. #landscapephotography @nikonusa *LETS CONNECT* Morning Blaze: https://markdenneyphotography.com/themorningblaze Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/markdenneyphoto Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MarkDenneyPhoto Twitter: https://twitter.com/MarkDenneyPhoto